Ultrasound scans are considered a safe procedure for pregnancies and have been used as a tool for many years. Ultrasound scans typically are not painful, although you may feel pressure or
Pregnancy
I Think I May be Having a Miscarriage. What Should I Do?
Miscarriage is a term used for a pregnancy that ends on its own, within the first 20 weeks of gestation (being carried in the womb). Here are some symptoms of a potential miscarriage: Bleeding
What if I’m Pregnant and Have No Support?
Pregnancy and planning for a baby can be stressful, and not having a strong support system can add even more stress to your situation. Clarity Pregnancy Services is here to help with emotional,
What should I do if I think I am pregnant?
First things first: Let's establish that you are indeed pregnant. Please visit your closest Clarity Pregnancy Services center as soon as possible! You do not need a parent with you to visit. The
Emergency Contraception
What is emergency contraception (EC)? Often called the “morning-after pill,” it is intended to prevent pregnancy after known or suspected contraceptive failure, unprotected intercourse or forced
How Much Does Teen Pregnancy Cost?
WOW! This is a loaded question! Our first response would be to cover the financial cost of pregnancy, BUT financial cost is only a part of the "cost" of pregnancy; there are other costs that cannot be
How do I tell my parents I am pregnant?
When a pregnancy test comes back positive, one of the first questions we're often asked is, "How will I tell my parents?" It doesn’t matter how you tell them, just tell them! The sooner you do, the
How will drugs and alcohol affect my baby?
In 2013, 27,000 newborn babies were diagnosed with drug dependencies in the United States. While in the womb, a baby receives blood, oxygen, and nourishment from the mother. Because of this, whatever
Are You Battling Morning Sickness?
Do you feel sick each morning when you try to get out of bed? Do certain sights or smells trigger nausea? Pregnancy is a beautiful gift; however, there are often uncomfortable side effects that
Understanding Postpartum Depression
I remember how excited I was when I got pregnant with our first child almost 20 years ago. I was thrilled to be expecting a child that we would welcome into our hearts and home. We had wanted to get